Flying Flea, the electric arm of Royal Enfield, has opened sales of its debut electric motorcycle in Europe and the UK. The FF.C6 was formally introduced in Paris on September 16, 2026, after an earlier showing in Bengaluru.
Price and Availability
Buyers can pick up the bike from Flying Flea outlets in five cities — Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin and London. The European price is set at €5,990, while UK customers will pay £5,300. Deliveries are slated to begin by October 2026.
Three shades are available: Flea Green, Storm Black and Parachute White.
Range, Speed and Battery
On the WMTC test cycle, the FF.C6 manages 104 km and tops out at 115 km/h. Peak torque from the motor stands at 60 Nm.
A 3.91 kWh lithium-ion battery, wrapped in a magnesium alloy shell, powers the machine. It delivers 15.4 kW of peak power at 3,500 RPM. Charging from 20 to 80 percent takes just over an hour, with Rapid, Standard and Trickle modes on offer.
Chassis and Features
The frame is a forged-aluminium exoskeleton, matched with a forged aluminium Girder fork. The company says no other motorcycle currently runs this type of fork.
Onboard, the bike uses Fleaware OS — a custom build based on Android Automotive — and pairs with a mobile app. Riders also get a joystick-driven TFT touchscreen, a rotary mode selector, cruise control, voice assist, remote monitoring, connected navigation, lean-sensitive ABS and traction control.
What the Company Said
B. Govindarajan, Managing Director of Eicher Motors and CEO of Royal Enfield, said early riders in India have covered over 100,000 km in the three months since the Bengaluru launch. He added that the Europe and UK rollout will be gradual, with focus on a strong sales and service network for a good ownership experience from day one.
Development and Awards
Over 200 engineers split between India and the UK built the C6, and the project holds more than 45 patent applications. The design has won three awards: Red Dot 2025 in the Design Concept category, Good Design Award 2025 and iF Design Award 2026.
India Watch
The launch shows an Indian two-wheeler brand taking a premium electric motorcycle to global markets. Indian buyers will now wait to hear when the C6 arrives locally and at what price.